Smart Materials: Efficiency, Complexity and Design Wednesday 21st October Scarman House, Warwick Conferences A one-day meeting designed to bring togetherĀ leaders in the UK polymer and synthetic chemistry communities to identify the key challenges, collaborative opportunities and funding consortia to meet the challenges of Smart Materials research. The UK is a global leader in polymer …
Join us on September 25th for a meeting designed to stimulate a broader recognition of, and solutions to, the challenges of lead-oriented synthesis. Ā More information, including confirmed speakers, can be found here.
“Making Molecules to Make Materials” was a two day meeting hosted by the EPSRC Dial-a-Molecule and Directed Assembly Grand Challenges for Early Career Researchers from the two Networks. Ā A report on the meeting can be found here.
June 2015, University of Warwick
Our annualĀ showcase of all things Dial-a-Molecule, including updates from Network inspired projects, breakout discussions and a technology showcase
Ā āClosed Loop Optimisation of Synthesisā was held at GSKās Stevenage site on 16 April 2015.Ā The meeting was designed to bring together researchers from chemistry and beyond, with both academic and industrial backgrounds, to discuss the state of the art and new developments in the field of closed loop optimisation. Ā Find the meeting report here.
April 2015, GSK Stevenage
A discussion on how to ‘Close the Loop’ and utilise computer algorithms and automatedĀ equipment to remove the drudgery from optimising synthetic procedures
February 2015, University of Manchester
Catalysis is central to achieving the aims of Dial-a-Molecule, but the precious metals used in many catalytic cycles won’t last forever. This meetingĀ discussed the challenges and opportunities involved with developing the catalysts of tomorrow.
December 2014, Royal Society of Chemistry, London
An event aimed at promoting the education and deployment of Statistical Methods and Principle Component Analysis in Academia. Hear about progress since the May meeting, evaluate options for funding and implementation of a Statistical methods programme for chemists and refine plans for the next steps